Popular content creator and comedian, Zicsaloma, has confidently embraced his new look despite the criticism surrounding his recent cosmetic surgery.
The skit maker, who underwent rhinoplasty (nose surgery) and a facelift in Turkey, has constantly faced mixed reactions from fans and critics alike.
In response to the backlash, Zicsaloma revealed that his decision to alter his nose was deeply personal. According to him, years of teasing and criticism from family and friends about his nose shape affected his self-esteem. The surgery was not to seek public approval but to help him feel more confident in his appearance.
Speaking about his transformation, he shared:
“I have been constantly ridiculed because of my nose. People said it was too big and ugly. When I was younger, my nose was even bigger. Among my siblings, I am the only one with a big nose because I took after my father. I didn’t like my side profile in photos, so I decided to change it.”
Zicsaloma also emphasized that insecurities are common, and if there is a way to fix them, people should not be judged for doing so.
Despite the negative comments, the comedian remains unshaken. He has kept his fans updated on his recovery process through YouTube videos, where he openly discusses his journey.
In a recent social media post, Zicsaloma doubled down on his confidence, sharing new photos and boldly declaring himself the “Cutest Influencer.”
“Cutest influencer right now. Ngwa, take bucket 🪣 and cry 😜,” he wrote, playfully mocking his critics.
As expected, his post sparked a wave of reactions from social media users. While some praised his confidence, others criticized the edits on his pictures and even claimed they preferred his old look.
Netizens React:
@health_and_wealth22: “Softer with the edits nah, you’re starting to look like AI.”
@veevyann_: “You do pink lips surgery too? Ehn Mama Amazing Grace 😂😂😂.”
@gracillicios: “You look good, but your former face made your comedy even funnier. Let’s see how it goes now.”
@olaoye_kemi: “Cute as how? 😂😂😂 What’s going on with the lips?”
By Ezinne Okorie.
